Norman. I need to replace my lift support in my Toyota 2011 4 Runner. Look great but the design it's different from what I have. Pls advice. Thank you
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I can confirm that these work on a 2011 4 Runner. Works perfectly on mine, and is really, really strong. Sometimes I have to give my wife a hand to pull the hatch down.
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They acutely work very good . the fit was good . I when to the dealer and they where asking 240.00 for both of them , so the price they work very good ...hope this is helpful .
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These are made for the newer body style that came out after 2010. For your model, try: Manufacturer Part Number 442861. Those seem to be for the 2010 4Runner.
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I just installed these in my 2012 4Runner Limited a couple weeks ago and I would say that these are standard OEM struts; however you can double check with Lift Support Depot at 1.760.744.2956 or I would imagine they would answer through the vendor information request. I will say that I am completely happy with them and they were exceptionally easy to install.
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Greetings: Yes these are correct for your 2011 toyota 4 runner limited. Thank You, Lou Fishman
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dont buy from this person, it was cheap and didnt match my car and i sent it back. just broke down and ordered it from the toyota dealer. or you can try a wrecking car yard where you pull the parts off the car iff your handy, im not.
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Mine was an ''02 Camry. Best to crawl underneath an find them. That is what I needed to do. I had 2 downstream. I changed both as they were the originals.
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mounting brackets are specific to the vehicle you will have to find that part number of the brackets and order them, I do like mine and should be fine on the higher lift
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Looks like you'll be good per the manufacturer of strong arm products. www.jcwhitney.com/strong-arm-liftgate-support/p3038838.jcwxYou also have the same body style as mine (I have an 06) and they worked perfectly for me. I posted a review with some tips that may make your installation go a little easier.
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Take a look at the following: http://www.deezee.com/products/83/Nerf_Bars_and_Running_Boards/Running_Boards_and_Steps/NXc_Running_Boards.html This is the DeeZee web site. It lists the proper mounting brackets for the Highlander (to be purchased separately). Enter 2012 Toyota Highlander Limited and it provides the proper part number. The brackets listed for the Highlander are: Part #: DZ16260 Product: NXC RUNNING BOARDS Color: BLACK STEEL Vehicle: TOYOTA HIGHLANDER (2008 - 2013) LIMITED STAINLESS | BLACK Notes: CUSTOM FIT MOUNTING BRACES I ordered the stainless model for my 2012 4Runner and have been pleased. Mounting wasn't particularly difficult. As the driver, I find they make it much easier to enter the vehicle, though it took learning which foot to place first. The steps are virtually useless on the rear doors because the space they offer is so small. Maybe there's a wider entry on the Highlander that would make it easier. My advice - check, then double check, between Amazon (or whoever you purchase from) that you have the right part numbers for both the running boards and the brackets.
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I had Toyota service remove my damaged bumper. I had it replaced with this aftermarket. I also had the bumper prepared with back up sensors, beepers. I think the fit is acceptable. I cannot tell the difference. I have a double cab 2009 Toyota Tacoma.
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Greetings: We do not have any information on the X2 model. If there are existing supports can you send us any and all numbers or markings that are on them and we can try to find something that way.Thank You, Lou Fishman. Lift Supports Depot.
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You would need to contact them directly. They have the various patterns on record and just produce to fit on order. Order then follow the drop downs for your year make, model. That should tell you if they support your car. Otherwise call them directly and ask.
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Saronroath--No, I don't believe this will fit the left-rear (driver's rear) door. Since I went to school with someone named Saronoath and I now have this weird, unexplainable connection with you, I did some extra research and surprisingly, I could only find the rear door locks (both left and rear) directly from Toyota. There are many websites that sell OEM Toyota parts, a little web searching will turn them up. I've pulled the part numbers for all of the door lock actuators to help make your shopping easier. In your case, it appears the left-rear runs about $170ish depending on which site you buy from. 2003-2009 Toyota 4Runner Left Front: Part # 69040-02120 Left Rear: Part # 69060-60091 Right Front: Part # 69030-33261 Right Rear: Part # 69050-60091 Liftgate: Part # 69110-35062 Good luck and I hope this helped!
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Worked on mine great, you just may have to do some adjusting on exactly where the lift may go. Yours looks just like mine.
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I installed YJ brake lines and can flex out without issue. Dont have exact lift measurements but with RE 4.5 coils installed at the same time my XJ has an unsightly rake. I would.plan to adjust accordingly.
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Please excuse the previous response. I Was thinking of lift supports for a car. eg. trunk, hood, etc. The best way is contact Liftmaster is via their website, they have a toll free number and their people are also very knowledgeable of their parts and compatability.
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My truck has the towing package as well. After looking at the replacement I realized that (in my case) it was a lot easier just replace the chrome skin. The metal support underneath would not fit around the new support. If I had realized this from the start I would have order just the chrome skin. It fit perfect, every thing lines up where it should be. Hope this helps you. Doug